Sentence examples for a positive boost from inspiring English sources

"Nokia seems to have gotten a positive boost out of the attacks," he said.

"We enjoy having them in the team and they give it a positive boost.

Golding's third novel, The Spire, had just been published, critical opinion was divided, and the author was hoping for a positive boost from the BBC.

In return it gets a positive boost to its eco-status and, if the scheme takes off, the need for fewer parking spaces.

In this situation, a data breach of this scale makes investors worry about customers mass defecting to competitors, thus providing a positive boost to a close competitor's stock price.

The blame for that was put squarely at Sinofsky's door by Bob O'Donnell of the research company IDC: "At this point, unfortunately, it seems clear that the Windows 8 launch not only failed to provide a positive boost to the PC market, but appears to have slowed the market," he said.

"In these uncertain economic times when every direct and indirect revenue source is vital, our own Formula One race could be a very positive boost to our citizens," the statement read.

If this sort of largesse was cut back and the money used to reduce headline tax rates, it would give a big positive boost to growth without increasing budget deficits, according to Justin Tyson at the IMF.

This is presumably because of the issues associated with handling the significant jump in brightness enjoyed by the new screen - though let's not forget that this extra brightness also delivers a key positive boost to HDR pictures for the majority of the time.

The bottom line is that presbyopia has a significant negative burden on global productivity, and correction would provide an opposite positive boost, especially in lower-income countries.

It is further not clear, however, if only IGRA negative subjects whose TST is positive, boost with a resultant positive post-TST IGRA.